Jewish Records Indexing - Poland
	The searchable database of indices to 19th century Jewish vital records from current and former territories of Poland. More thanrecords fromPolish towns now indexed and available. More added every month.

Special Surname List: Zareby Koscielne (Lomza Gubernia)
extracted from 1860 to 1867 marriage indices
added 13 December 2000

JRI-Poland "Surname Lists" are a compilation of family names appearing one or more times in the vital records of a number of towns that have been indexed. All variations in the spelling, as they were written by the town registrar in the civil records, have been included in each surname list.

As additional indices are added for a town (other years/types of records), surnames not previously in the list will be added.

This feature of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland is provided as an aid to researchers who may not initially recall or search for all the names in their various family branches, but whose memories may be sparked by scanning the list.

If you are interested in finding records for any surname on the list, search the JRI-Poland database for this exact spelling in this town. Note the source reference, and obtain the actual record. Information as to how to obtain records and what JRI-Poland provides is explained within the JRI-Poland web site. Please enter at the JRI-Poland home page to truly understand JRI-Poland.

The names come from Polish-language lists and transliterations of Russian-language lists, so that the spelling of a name may vary depending on its source. In particular, the letters "i" and "j" are interchangeable, as are "h" and the sound "ch", and the letter "h" may sometimes appear as "g".

To view the special Polish characters, you need to have your browser set to the proper character set encoding.

• In Netscape 4 or above, click on the View menu. Then click on Character Set. Then click on "Central European (ISO-8859-2)".
  
• In Microsoft Internet Explorer, click on the View menu. Drag mouse to "fonts" and list is displayed. Then click on "Central European Alphabet (ISO)".
  

SURNAME
ABRAMOWICZ
AJZENBERG
ALPEROWICZ
APEL
ARBES
ARMUS
ATLAS
BACHRACH
BARAN
BERGMAN
BIALY
BIBISZÓW
BIELICA
BITMAN
BLUMENBAUM
BLUMENKRANC
BLUSZTEJN
BOCIAN
BRANDENBERG
BRUDERSON
BRZOZOWSKI
BUDNY
BURSZTYN
CERANKA
CHALUPOWICZ
CHOJNA
CHRUST
CYWIAK
CZERWONKA
CZYZYK
DANSKA
DAWIDOWICZ
DMOCH
DORZMAN
DREKSLER
EJDEM
FACKOWICZ
FELMAN
FENSTER
FISZ
FRYD
FRYDMAN
FRYDZOLM
GASIOR
GLAUBER
GOLODZIC
GOLDBERG
GOLDMAN
GOLDSZTEJN
GRADUS
GRAPA
GROSMAN
GRUDKA
GRUMA
GRYNBAUM
GRZYBOWICZ
GURA
HARDY
HARFA
HAUSMAN
HERINGER
HERSZKOWICZ
HERYNGER
HOCKIER
IGLOWICZ
IWREJ
JAGODNIK
JASKÓLKA
JEDWABNICKA
JEDWABNIK
KACHAN
KAPLON
KAUFMAN
KLEPKA
KODAN
KOSSOWER
KOTEW
KOWAL
KOZAK
KRAKOWSKA
KRUK
KRYSZTAL
KUCZYN
KUKAWKA
KUR
KUROPATWA
KUSIN
KWIATEK
LANDE
LAWA
LERMAN
LESNER
LEWICZ
LEWIK
LEWIN
LINKA
LUSTIG
LUZYM
MALCZYK
MAGIERA
MALISZEWER
MALISZEWICZ
MANDEL
MARKOCKA
MIGDAL
MODEN
MORGENSZTERN
NADBORNY
NEJMARK
NIEDWIECKA
NIENATTÓW
NITKA
OLTARZ
OLCZAK
OLCZYNSKI
ORZEL
OZDOBA
PLONCZAK
PALUBA
PAKCIARZ
PASTERNAK
PERKAL
PERLIMUTER
PIWKO
POMOCNY
PRZYC
PSZCZÓLKA
RACHMAN
ROCHMAN
ROSS
ROSTKIER
ROTENBERG
ROTH
ROTMAN
ROZENBAUM
ROZENBERG
ROZENBLUM
RUBINSZTEJN
RUSKOLEKIER
RUTKOWSKA
RYBAK
RYBKA
RYDZ
SLONIMSKA
SLOWIK
SLUPSKA
SLUPSKI
SAGALOWICZ
SANOWICZ
SAWETMAN
SENDAK
SEREK
SERWETARZ
SITARZ
SKUR
SMOLA
SPALENIEC
STRUMAN
SWICA
SZCZECINA
SZCZUPAKOWICZ
SZCZYGIEL
SZPERLING
SZPILKA
SZRFMAN
SZRYM
SZTAJN
SZTEJN
SZWARCBORT
SZYFMAN
SZYLC
TABACZKIEWICZ
TANDETA
TASIEMKA
TATARKA
TATARSKI
TODRES
TOPOLA
TUCHSZNEJDER
UMIEN
UNGRYST
WLODKOWICZ
WAJDENBAUM
WAJNDORT
WAJSBERG
WAPNIARZ
WEGIERKA
WEGROWSKA
WIDELEC
WIERZBA
WISNIA
WOLINSKA
WRUBEL
WYSOCKA
ZAREMBER
ZUNGERMAN
ZYLBERBERG
ZYWICA

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